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Women aren’t generally associated with America’s 19th century Hudson River School painters, but that’s not because there weren’t any. There were dozens.
And they did it by going rogue. Women in the 19th century could acquire a limited arts education, but being a professional artist was the province of men. Most art academies didn’t admit women, and neither did th...
The title of this post about mixing colors without “making mud” is a bit deceptive. When it comes to color mixing, there’s actually no such thing as “mud.”
Don’t believe me? Look at the colors that dominate the lower right quadrant of the following painting by Stephen Quiller, below.
Stephen Quil...
Julie Gilbert Pollard makes some of the most colorful winter snow paintings you’ll see. She makes both watercolors and acrylic paintings, and this method at times combines the two. She begins her most colorful watercolor snow paintings with an abstract acrylic or watercolor “rainbow underpainting,” a technique she credits to “an old how-to watercolor book by John Pike.”
<...Lisa Argentieri made a New Year’s resolution to make a painting a day. She also wanted to begin practicing mindfulness. A creative exercise by Betsy Dillard Stroud gave her the means to do both. Now Lisa ends each day by creating a watercolor mandala, providing her with a daily check-in with her creative spirit and a much-needed quiet moment to reflect on her life. Here ...
Jennifer leads you through this exact painting in her Streamline teaching video, “Painting with Style.”
To get better, intermediate painters (which I count as anyone with more than, say, a dozen or so canvases under their belt) must go beyond the beginners’ basics o...
